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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1910

Page

6

Willard Habeas Corpus Fight Likely Frees Acquitted Man

Albert H Willard, recently acquitted of murdering Irving Beck on insanity grounds, is expected to be released after habeas corpus proceedings heard by Justice Gould. District Attorney’s Office likely won’t oppose release, citing Willard’s sanity according to trial verdict and hospital observations. Willard plans to return to his family and resume life near his navy yard job as Dorothy Willard discusses future marriage possibilities.

Albert H Willard Irving W . Beck Justice Gould Willard Beck Woillard Tlynn Flynn White Willards Navy Yard Dorothy Xaldan Bertie Papa

Prisoner Thomas Taylor Stays In Prison After Pardon

Thomas Taylor, pardoned by President Taft after a 15 year life sentence for killing his wife, declares he will remain at the Atlanta penitentiary to train a successor and adjust to life outside. He cites warden kindness and public sentiment as reasons to stay and prepare for battles ahead as he awaits opportunities in Washington or elsewhere.

Thomas Taylor Taft Atlanta Washington Prinot Priaga Omau

Fire damages Walker Dairy Depot storage room

A fire damaged the storeroom of the Walker Tull Dairy Supply Depot at 58 Seventh Street Southeast, causing about $100 in damage. Losses included milk bottle stoppers crates and other supplies, all insured. The cause is unknown. A. O. Simpson and employees were on site all morning, with flames threatening the stable and tower floor.

Walker Tull Seventh Street Simpson

Life in France Explored by Mrs Houghton Lecture

Seymour Houghton spoke on Conditions of Religious Life in France detailing the country’s history and religion from early days to modern times. Mrs Houghton, a longtime France resident, described optimistic prospects and hailed France as steadfast in upholding high human principles.

Bry Louis Seymour Houghton A. Han Twelfth France Brance

Ellery's Third Concert at Columbia Theater

Ellery's Htaban Bang presented its uprd and last concert at the Columbia Theater yesterday afternoon. A representative audience applauded the ambitious program from Faust Zampatti Pagliacci and Il Trovatore with Liszt Les Preludes rendered splendidly. Soloists Croce d Amico Giuli and Giannini performed with finish, and a return to Washington is likely for next Sunday for another theater concert.

Ellery Columbia Theater Faust Zampattello Pagliacci Liszt Messra Ellery S Pond Washington

Campaign to control saloons arouses in Washington

A mass meeting at Luther Place Memorial Church promoted the Gallinger Bennet bill to regulate liquor sales in the District of Columbia. Rep Bennet of New York and temperance leaders urged passage, noting New York's law would curb saloons. Rev Thrwiddle presided and clergymen spoke. Mrs Margaret D Bills endorsed gradual steps toward prohibition.

Gallinger Mennel District of Columbia Luther Place Memorial Church Washington Representative Bennet New York E . Thrwiddle Good Templars Bennet Gallinger Senate Commonwealth New York City House House of Representatives Ag United States Margaret D Billa Wool U

Mrs Minnie Strayer Dead in Washington Home

Mrs Minnie W Strayer wife of Loui W Strayer Washington correspondent of the Pittsburg Dispatch died late yesterday at 1474 Clifton street NW She was born May 16 1869 in Akron Ohio married August 20 189? The Stray ers lived in Cantons first Pittsburg then Washington since 1903 She sang in church choirs in Akron Canton and Pittsburg For six years before death she was an invalid mainly treated in Adirondacks for pulmonary trouble Survived by husband and two daughters Martha 16 and Helen 9 The family left Washington yesterday for Akron Ohio for services and interment

Minnie W Strayer Loui W Strayer Washington Pittsburg Dispatch Clifton Street Northwest Akron Ohio Strayer Cantorsrifo Pitsburg Canton Pittsburg Adirondacks Martha Helen Battimore

Wants to be bailiff for police court post

Witham A Hickiwesmerly connected with the juvenile court seeks the walkie position in the police court left vacant by the death of Jamed A Addison. He was once with intrabunal, recently resigned, and is a prominent figure in the Army and Navy Union and other patriotic groups. A native of Washington.

Witham A

Elevator Victim James Barnes Dies at Emergency Hospital

James Barnes a four year old government employee from 319 Linwood Place SW died after being trapped beneath an elevator at a government seedhouse. He sustained a broken back and multiple fractures to the right leg. Coroner Nevitt to investigate. The incident occurred February 19 and the boy died yesterday afternoon at the Emergency Hospital. Witnesses recall Barnes attempted to enter the elevator and fell through.

James Barnes Linwood Place Nevitt I Barnes

Group A Hit Extra Copies as Contest Starts Today

Washington Post readers crowded for extra copies after a full page Group A photo. The third weekly subscription contest begins with new prizes for toy and girl categories. Browniekar plans resumed trips to all Washington schools if weather allows, with the tired driver eager to return.

Washington Post Big J

Forty hour devotion begins at St Matthews Church

The forty hour devotion started with solemn high mass at St Matthews Church and the hymns of the saints. Mass pro pace to be sung at 9 this morning. The exposition closes tomorrow at 3 AM with a solemn high mass of reposition. A special collection yesterday for replacing the gal d dhoria raised funds due to unsuitable sacred vessels for the tabernacle. People donated old jewels and gold and silver pieces. Work on the church will resume once architects finish current plans.

St Matthews Church

Falconio Celebrates Mass At St Pauls In Washington

Apostolic Delegate officiated a low mass with Holy Communion for 1200+ women and girls at St Pauls Church Washington along with 100 members of St Pauls Junior and Benier Sodalitys. It was his first low mass and first sermon before a city congregation with high devotional tone.

Diomede Falconia Tulle United States St. Fans St Pauls Junior Sodality St Pauls Benier Sodality Blessed Virgin Mam Seata Rey Homes Walsh Gemor St Paulie John R. Frown Hurne Faleonio Washington

Woman Thrown From Auto Near Decatur and Fourteenth

Mrs Virginia err of zi sustained slight injuries when she was thrown from a car at Fourteenth and Decatur streets northwest yesterday. She reached home unassisted. Frank Gasscock drove into a fence to avoid a crowded streetcar, escaping injury. Kerr and Gasscock had been in Rock Creek Park. Federal Tax information appears as part of the ad.

Virginia Err Thirteenth Street Southwest Fourteenth Decatur Streets Kerr Frank Gasscock Rock Creek Park Gasscock

Overcoat and fabric showcase at E H Snyder Co

City bulletins advertise new spring overcoats and suits from E H Snyder Co Tallard in Pa. Diher Glaser Ale Posnesnen the Sway promotes PERFECTION Ginger Ale. Arlington Bottling Co lists grocers and main offices. Muddiman & Co offers radiators and gas goods at 12th and streets. Caverlys Plumbing 931 Altamont Spring Water emphasizes purity. Post Want Ads invite free classified use in The Fast.

Caverlys Plumbing Altamont

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